The humble garden shed is often overlooked but these six from the region certainly stand out from the crowd.
• A Night At The Museum, Aldeby
Dave Wrighting's A Night At The Museum is a detached timber shed that has been converted into a 'museum' to showcase a mixture of artefacts and hoaxes such as a grave robbed Victorian skull and a feejee mermaid.
• Bygones Museum, Scratby
Darren Stride's shrine to all things relating to Dad's Army hit the headlines several years ago when it was short listed for Shed of the Year in 2011. The museum is filled with medals, gas masks, ration books, costumes, identity cards and even an authentic wartime sweet shop offering sherbet lemons.
• Curiosity Cottage, Norwich
Inspired by Alton Towers House and its garden, Cathy Oliver-Bacon created this unique summerhouse filled with curiosities collected from holidays, charity shops and given as gifts.
• Austin Camper Shed, Scole
Stephen Alleyne's shed-on-wheels was shortlisted as a finalist in this year's Cuprinol Shed of the Year contest. The converted Austin J4 campershed was designed and built by Stephen and features a toilet, cooker, double bed and weighs just under half a tonne.
• Cliffhanger, Overstrand
This brightly coloured shed was made and designed by sculptor Peter Talbot using only beach hut debris from the December 2013 tidal surge. Currently the shed is used by his neighbour Karen Scott to sell objects from her house.
• The Cob Shed, Filby Broad
Built by Charlotte Eve and Kate Edwards with soil dug from their garden, The Cob Shed is entirely recyclable and sustainable. The shed is comprised of a turf roof, reclaimed windows and doors and cob walls and floor which act like a storage heater. Other features include a cob window seat, cob pizza oven and a stain glass window.
• Do you have a quirky shed at home? Tweet us a photo of it @EDP24 or email courtney.pochin@archant.co.uk
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